n MI @istellint ,t WE'VE GROWN OL. BELL Biliy 2 tNo, loosen tho 13aretter the gallant ohkai its eye has grown dun and -:, u i . Forgotten his olden-time But mutiny haloes him ore • With thoughts that are 8 redly dear ; So UPlodge'him no longer o labor, And hallow that pledge th a tear, Swift-thought, glancing ha. mk firat of that long-N.' He ;t< 4,,d 311 so patiently By the "meeting-house"' W:rite 1 held a hand at the vor.-s were recorded tll. , bent earths I "Voy.r., y(11.1r5 fur the er • Oh' t',,alr was all throbi. A. 1 3. ..i , mA - C.n , •.! was gildi 4\11.1..c..„ IV h , ...•!. ',.• ..al with my br 411:r h• Mu from that gip 11 - ,,i :', illi. • , - antelope tho gonth A. 'l.. pa,:,e(l the frestt m MS Id t 11.• l‘t pas:, , A, a t , fyo s:kt to u~'rr-l~rce~. i. I.lllrs, we iw, tare ',.• 11 , :. - a1 w:,;Arc2ll. ihre W!. ,, , yo-, wAif.tri ' , ..t) SC)I t'Lti mAii..,;:-1.10115e IA heir::e stood in Iraqi.), A-dirty. fi,at..-(1 out, on Ithe air Alltd tears t!i•.titl - -1 Silently do.vnward., Whiiie.hobcitol:t-t1 ths accents of prayer „ Itti.dillu hell in the old,linreh-steple K..tit tnonrrifnlly telling tli tale ; • ,ind the,witicla, floatin tenderly out ward, '., Bore softly the piteotia wail. , •• , Ju. - .1 there, ivre we stood at the altar, " So happy in days long ago, The (..flio was Arared in the symbols Which typify bitteres!t roe; 'lT,th iii-r nt ,, ek ilamtatikutly fuldeA, I i• r :.Igbtb , s , crbs t- rallc:it from view, ,\C t!, l'. • 1 ..‘1 r , 1 etilon her forehead, i rail,l ii On her brow, LIM 1 , .-wc2cl h-r tlcat c•ante silf.int and Icct,e, tlley ec,110.1 hit an angel in heaven, , c,rrnv.rnay:itever be I...nnwn. 'lhun ent from the clap . tipf the chapel r c tht.t elan To acid stcleran, - The sail funeral Nynk, •••%'[.. tOW,Ct her, y b-ed faithful and true; v thrnizb g'adaes. s and sorrow. .„11:e.!:?i'.-1 pilgrimage tlircugp. .tpsen tlu bridlp, • I'm; ;ter the gilll4nt . old steed -; filly, front bat dAliiir and labor„ 111111 is evee'lnore freed. S ,!:\1 Bar? Pisterns. One of the most important appen dagses, to the barn or stables is a well built , capaciouS cistern. Having a full supply of shire water in .the barn yard is-not only a great convenience, saving, - much time in .taking . horses and- c9.ttle to the- pond or brook to drink, brit theiwater frouta well kept cistern is. much More healthful to the siek than the water from the stock ponds, NI - laieW during the Summer ni,,ntl; ;when Hater i, most needed, . are but little Moro than mud boles. :The water that falls upon an.ordi , Ih ry sized barn 'in the course of 'a yt•ar is sufficient, for all the stock that W;11 probably find shelter in and in.- round the barn in the winter time, when the ponids ! are frozen, having • in the yard is a great convience, -rut only for ),-afering stock, but for vh.tsing the c h it sifaW that should'be ftsl tt lth,ruea~l ti') the farm horses and Many farniers who bate never ex perienced t 'advantages 7of barn - ei:oerirs would' avail themselves them if they knew how trouble they can be. built for. Jo ordinary play soils a cistern may he built witliont brick, except for the ii li, by merely making. the excava --t ion of the size and depth required ( . 1 living the morter immediately ya the 'clay Irides- if well done with Lydrl-41:1c cement and clean, o .larse sand l l it will be as permanet as if plastered upon a brick wall. brick will be reqnired for an arch. To turn this, ahont eighteen inches below the surfacelof the ground a shoulder should. be made the width of the brick On which the arch is to rest. One t`!l,,ustiml hiicic will be suffieielit fora Hstern of the capacity of one hundred harrels, constructed on thiS plain and the Whole May be built on a cost of $2.). On Many firms brick may be ;;Ir,-ady on hand, and .some farmers, perhaps,,would prefer to w. 4.11 the en tire cistern from the'bottoin. To do this, two-thirds or perhaps three c' t)urtlis n: re brick wdnl be reqUir , 0.1 ; . , The wok - 3C proper form, and the one whichi gives the'greatest strength to a cisteri. is that of an ordinary jug—stty 10 or 1:.: feet deep and-6 et S feet in diameter at the bottom, n• in- 1 in creasing the middle - to 9 or 10 fv:a,' and from the middle upward !. the size a lonic] be constructed to, the -. base.of tie arch to ( feet or less. ° Such a cistern will hold from 1100 s,.aucl would afford a sup of for 20 head of cattle con- . , NObarra p ly olf w a i it tiunally. It Is important to secure-s - freshly ' burnt birauliccenient as possible.— The coarsest sand wakes the stron gest mortar. i This should be clean, that is, free from any clayey or manly substance. Every genet Mason knows :the proportion in which these should / 1 be mixed.—Ritrald lrorld. IT'S ME. Passin , g-a.neat little residence the other evening, we happened to see a inan waiting at the door for admit tance. At the instant ti, green blind just opened a little way, and by the gaslightHwe caught a glimpse of a pair of brilliant eyes, and a flutter-of something white and a.„bird-toned e,, voice softly said : " Who's' there? "7,„, -,,,,, " Ir's..me;" . was the beef response. be soli at'il . The eyes and the flutter disap peared frora the widow like stars in a cloud, and we almost' fancied, as we priSsed on, we could hear the pat tering of two little fe:t. upon the stairs, Winged with welcome. # It was ivtritle ; it all_happened-in an instant but itbannted us for an hour. Ifs Mt! - Amid the jar of the great city, thOse words fell upon the .p car aloft, and met a glad response. . • Ir's . ...4i , :'. Ind who was ”me ? " The ptide of a i*llit's life no doubt; the trap a Tirie Waq clit4firp; . ? tr ) ;,' OA i" Defe'xder of th , : f e it.ithfhl," i the 'best senee in thfi I ,, yrld. 1 - 1.4! Nix: 311.1 my rust x are . 'Vivi ; e , 2 , 1 0 gill: half the'. f ' r0fie50.4,,,-'WW4 t more -1:1:111 half the l'erj . .e. f:i•4 , 14:,• fi"4l. one shell recognition ,r. 4:A ' •xv;4l.: 5 ,1' ~ ,,.0, 9 1 ,,,V ,4 4 . yeArriatwwfroto l of Jewelry p wide - world." (hi Ciiii.o.q.k, - ;._•e it ~ ,f. I. ';';‘ '''" ...`". ''' . . 7; 4 . n; Direc, ory, at the I.'net-011ip.A; 6: e t ,-,' ; ' knoas A. B. C., Beg., but 04,. , t..1..i-fi: ' flares old, and within flice,e 'riv:;;;A . : Ir's , and nothing more ; at..". 1 what more is there one would fc.eye to be? efF t. . • Pd of all the hearts that beat s warmly, sadly, ! , 19'wly, ears ze it true soul ani4l. the , 1 trliness of the -,vorlf! :bat but Ir•s arr. As if he had wil rec.. art' aid I am nothing to all the world, 1:121 ERIE RAILWAY. PULLMAN'S BUN Ds►w,an 100 M AND EILNDNIND CoAdam, combining 1111 Kodern Impttmesoodlai. see run through on all Trains between NSW Tort; liordi ester, Buffet°. Niagara ?ans. Suspension BLOM Cleveland, and Cincinnati. • Abstract of Time Table,dopted N0v. 4 1,1872. WESTWanD. 1 TO GETIIE K. .ridle ; ted. .ncertain, Ipeed ; Re : Ns. No. .1 STATIONS. L ba t o.'l N. . ---- -- - • ,•, A. K.A.111. IN u Y u. . . . .. New York Len* 9Onll 00 • 510 ..T . OO Port Jervis. " 11 01 340 915 040 Susquehanna -... " 400 825 1115 14 50 Great Bend . " 847 217 10 30 Binghamton 0 444 935 300 140 0weg0..., .. 0 .525 10 4'l 400 .425 Waverly . " 600 41113 442 1103 Elmira .1 615 12 30 520 553 Corning .. 707 120 558 617 Panted Post..:. " -. • . 125 ...... Rochester......,irrtve. 1037.. 10 32 10 32 - Boroelleville.... r. 0 • ' 830 .250 8725 . Buffalo, - " 12 05 810 it 15 ii4:s Niagara Valls._ . " 12 55 950 12 So 435 Snare° !lon Bridge " 100 10 04 12 as 440 Cilfton .. 105 10 05 12 40 445 Dunkirk .. 160 800' 115 115 Cleveland 6 35 .... 400 100 Cincinnati ......., " 4 55 1 00. 800 60 0 •P. IL I IP. IL L. it. A. N. ill past the shadows, coshed day 1: iting •ro tho way, altar, on high, lard to mariner , r and are." g with music! , the way. I de to the cottage,— nuptiat day. • fleetness, gazelle, ad p.na- the' mountain lorefl'a6 well. ADDITIONAL LOCAL TRAINS WESTWARD. ,1 5:00 a.m., except Sundays. from Owego. StOPPInf. at Toga 5:27. Eimithboro 5:55. Barton 6:12, Waverly 7:00. Cbemung 7:30. Wellsburg 8:05, 'Umbra 8:40. Big Flats 10:20, Corning 11:30, Painted Post 11.46, Addison 12:58 p.m., Rattiboneville 1:17, Cameron Mills 1:52. Cameron 2:15: Adrian 8:10, Canister) ' 3:40, arriving at Hornellaville at 4:00 p.m, 6:16 a.m., except Sundays, from .Susquehanna Stopping at Great Bend 5:38, Kirkwood 5;52. Bine hamtrin 6:12. HoOper 6:35. Union 6:45, Camps% 7:03, Owego 7:20; Tioga 7:40, Smitbhoro 8:00. Bat ton 8.9/6. Waverly 9:27. Chemung 810, Wellatmn 8:55. Southport 9:11. Elmira 9:13. tnit ruts 9:50 Corning 10:17, Painted Post 10:24. Addison 10:63 Rattiboneville 11:10. Cameron Mills 11:31, Cameros 11:40, Adrian 12:00. Canisteo 12:13, and arriving at Ilornellaville at 12:22 p,m. . 6:00 a Ili., dais!, from Snaquehanta. Stopping at, Great Bend 6:20, Kirkwood 6:48. Binghamton 7:18 Hooper. 57:43, Union 57:53. Campville 58:15, °weft,- 8:39, Tinge 59:01, fimithboro 119:15: Batton 59:25 Waverly 10:00. Chanute 510:15, Wellsburg 10:36 Elmira, 11:00. Big Flats 11:40. Corning 12:12 p.m. Painted Post 512:15, Addison 12:45. Bathboueville 01:00, Cameron Mills 51:15, Cameron I:2T, Adriam 51:50. Canister) 2:02. and arriving at Hornelloille at 2:16 p.m. 1:10 p.m., ev'ept Sundays. from Snag nehanna Stopping at Great Bend I:s7,lEirkwood 2:30. Bing. hamton 3:12. Hooper 4:19, Union 4:52, Camprill. 'lOO. and arriving at Owego at 6:05 p.m. 1:15',.m.. except Sundays. from Elmira. Stopping at Big Flats 1:39, Corning 2:00. Painted Post 2:06 and th-nce. via Avon. to Buffalo. arriving at A:157 pm 2:30 p.m.. except Sundays, from Binghamton Stopping at Hooper 2:43, Union 2:50, Cappvllle3:o6 Owego 3:18, Ci.ga 3115. Smithboro 3:45, Barton 3:52 Waverly 4:08. Chentung 4:20, Wellsburg 4:32, ficmth. port 4:47. Elmira 4:49, Big Plata 5:17. Corning 15:35. Painted Post 5:42. Addison 6:02. Rathboneville 6:15, cam.ron Mills 6:27, Cameron 6:95, Adria 6:55, Can isteo 7:07, and arrivingat Hornellsville 7:15 p.m. Its changes . mid to ; ho farmhouse, g -the sea • ~ r ows older, vled gray; mu' and tier thc way, MIME Bail -Roads. EASTWARD 12. " N 0. I P. M. STATIONB Cincinnati Leave Cleveland . " Dunkirk. Clifton Snep'nsion Bridge • Niagara Fa 115.... Buffalo HOrnrlleville Rochester Corning Elmira Waverly Owego Binghamton..—. Great 8end,..... Susquehanna ..,, •' Port Jervis Arrive " Goshen • Newburgh ..... .. paterson Newark Jersey City 411. li* ew•Tork 10 58 2 52 3 53 700 •, W. ADDITIONAL LOCIAL TRAINS EASTWARD 6:09 a.m.. except Sundays from Horne] Stopping atCanisteo 5:22, Adrian 6:47. Catnemr6:so, Cameron Hills 7;00. Rathhonerille 7:90 Addison 8:25,' Painted Post 9:15, Corning 10:00, Big Flats 10:42. Elmira 11:30 a.m.. Southport 12;05. Wellsburg 1:18. Chemung 1:50. Waverly 2:30, Barton 3:08, Smilhborc 3:25, Ttogs :345, and arriving at Owego *4:10 p.m. . 5:55 am. daily from llornellsvill, Stopping at 'Camero 7:45. Addison 8:49, Corning #;47. Elmira 11;03,1Waverly 12;42, p.m.. Smithboro '1;40, Tioga -2;00. Owego 2:30. Camps-1110 3;03. Union 3:33, Bing hamton 4:12. Kirkwood 4:67. Great Bend 5;22. and arriving at Susquehanna at 6;00 p.m. 7;00 a m., except Sundays from Hornellivilie - Stopping at Canisteo 7;13, Adrian 7;25. Cameron 7.42. ,Cameivin 7;12. Cameron Hills 7;48, Rathbone ville 8:03, Addison 8;13, Painted Poet 8;30. Corning 8;33, Big Flats 8:49. Elmira 9;08, Southport 9;15, Wellsburg 9:30. Clic:Tung 9:45, Waverly 10400, Ber ton 111:15.1imithboro 1023. Tinge 10;35. Owego 10;48 Ciimprille 11;05. unien '11;20. Hooper 11;30, and arriving at Binghamton-11:40 a m. 7:00 a.m.. except Sundays. from Owego. Stopping at Campville 7:47. Union 8:23, Bonner 9:41. Bing hamton 9:10 Kirkwood 10:30. great Bend 11:15, and arriving at Susquehanna at 11:55 a.m. 1:55 p.m.. except Sundays from Hornellsville, Stopping* Canieteo 2:08,. Adrian 2:20. Cameron 2:4s, , Cargeron Mills 2:51, Rathboneville 3:07, Addi son 3:25. Painted Post 3:53. Corning 4:35, Big Fiats 4:28 Elmira 4:56. Southport 5:12 Wellsburg 5:30. Cho ming 5:48. Waverly 6:05. Tioga 6:50, Owego 7:05, Cargo - 111e 7:32. Union 7:52. Hooper 7:59. Bingltuun, ton £l:2o:Prkwood 8:45, Great Bend 9:02, an, ar riving at Susquehanna at 9:22 p.m. 1:58 p.m.. except Finndaya, from Painted Poet. Stoppibe at Corning 2:03, Big FBAs 2:20, and arriv ing at Elmira at 2:*o • Daily. Mondays excepted, 'between Hornellisville and Port Jervis, Atop Sundays only. w Through Tickets to all points West 'at the very 'Lowest Rates, for sale in the Company's office at the Wavny Depot, This is the only •antbOrized Agency of the Erie Railway Company for the sale of Western Ticket. in Waverly. Blame will be checked only on Tickets purchased at the Company's office L. D. largtEß, JOHN F. A.BBOTE4'. awn'l PitaWr Goan fanDt A J. NOBLE & CO., REAL AND LOAN AGENTS, HAVE FOIL BALV, J ON EAST TEEMS SEVERAL DWELLINGS, Situated convenient to business portion of town. Office with t NOBLE Sz; SCENT, Insurancg Agents, st owarlds, Nov. 21, 1872. AGENTS! QUICK! Or you will inos choke of territory. (there is a nuan for It), on DIO - LEWIS'd la.tt and great work. OUR DIGESTION, On In* JOLLY FRIEND'S SECRET. It is by odds the most taking and saleable book In the field. 1. It is on a vitally import o,t subject 2 It is by amerim's moi.t papule writer on health. 3. It is, for the price, the largest and handsomest book ever sold by subscriptton. Agents, the people are eager for such a book, and will urge yon to bring It to them. Write for terms, kc., free, GEM:GE IiIACLELIT, Publisher. 733 Bausom street. Thai. sep.ll'72-ly LUMBERMEN, LOOK AT THIS . The subscribers offer for Bale at a BARGAIN, All the machbaery fora Mulay Flaw Mill, which has -been in use only eighteen months and is as good sa The 31111 can be put up sod run on the prem. oi , the subscribers if &sited. and any informs re,•ar dto operating It cheerfully wen. Will ci'great reduction from original cost. It. CABS & SON. Tro:i. Pa.. 1c0i , , 13. 1R72 JEWELRY! JEWELRY! CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS FIUGIJENIN BROTHERS, A r .g nR GY. O . 7 YAYD.TOIMEBLY.OOCUPIED BY A, X, WARM% • wol - Swims Watches, t.,..xt Ils - eills , e4 cluespest. to the brat. ;Joe. a • elf/Cr..11, Gql.lr. AM? PITEEL fIPECTACLES • 1:01:41..k - r tl. two iksOflr wlutb of roc & ~e chol. awls. and Jt 4t.lry ,g.uefallj repared. ?( 21M2012 Twaxim Marble. Werke. MoOABE as SON Moe jest reeetvea the based eseoebthist d r=f7 . O7VTW7MTI .A. R 13 L El •I Ives exhibited in this emotion. to which they " Matte the attention of the public. Tim/ %sop on bawd or:furnish to order MONIIMENTS,' F , • likifi3 TOMB STONES, , , &a, „ AT THE LOWEST =WOE. ,• Persons in wain of 'milking in oar lifts so re. spestintly invited to call and imam our stock. Towards. ma 1. 171. LADIES FRIEND. No. I- No. 4. S. P. SLIP. M. r The sales of Sewing Machines in ME! 1871, as reported under oath to 1872, to the owners 1 645 of Sawing 31.1,....1the Patents, show that the 10 00 39 966 640, 10 05 5,451 10 121 6 201 11 251 1010 3 051 ROI 11 381 4321 12 16 5 131 12501 5 491 130 628 215 711 2 411 740 3 001 8 101 6 50, 11551 7`45! 12 421 11 40 1 1 10 00' 2 351 2051 " is 15 11 sai 310 1100, 330 w. 16. IttANUFACTURING COMPANY 1 91: I P. Y. More Sewing Machines than were lad by any.otber company during the Name period. Aug. 14. 1872 NEW GOODS Constoting nta general line cf SHAWLS, GLOVF-9 FOR Li.DIES AND CinTLE.IIEN, WATER-PllOOl , CLOTHS AND CLOAKTSGS, HAIR GOODS FOR LADIES; LINS4 SWITORtiI, BILIDS ►MD MILLINERY GOODS IN ALL VARIETIES. Towanda, Oct. It, 1872. NEW STEAM FLOTTMG Arrix, The aabscrib desires to Give notice that his near STEAM FLOURING MILL Is Dow In successful operation. and that he Is pre. pared to do all work In his line on short notice. OUBTOY 081 NDINCVDOIDt ONITRE &UM DAT Wheat. Buckwheat and Bye Flour. Corn Neal. Nod,always on band and for Nolo at Loanot rates. PAOFICI7LAR NOTlCH....Persons livings on the west side of the river dodging to patronize my mill, will have their lemma paid both ways, when they brins grilse •A ton bushels and upwards. ',Awn F. S. MOM ~;000 AGENTS .WANTED at once tot our Nets Book, the Life of the Great Ex plorer, • LIVINGSTONE. A Willing account of what he has experienced and accomplished. during tnentirelaght years to the wilds of AMC% and of his resurrection from s llying death by err/OMM% with particulars of hutsperilous trip In march of, sod long 'sojourn with the sled dliaai-erer. etc., etc. COl pages. only $2 80. Val smelly wanted. Por tall description and erms address at mar • - -11IIIMALD BIM.. Publishers. esitattilaty Pbes ei .bount. 517Ottent 800% Of every style, KM IitoCATIE & SON. il .. 1 t t a &a- SOLD LAST YEAR 181.2t0 MACHINES. Ninety per cent of them being FOR FASIILY USE Thi4 to over 50,0011 Every Machine p)ld by WI.CKHAII & BLACK !6xNr.r.u, Aansto, TbWANDA, PA., IS WAIIRANTED EEO B. 4. Pates & Co.'s OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE fiTAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, ESIME3 NITBIAS, VELVITS AIM V V ETEILNII ALSO GEM pr all the Z,Atest IN SHILSILEQUIN, PA TELT IT IS ILICILIIIM. ort'w . Aso mg-144261: .plUNialaNdlitD, SAVING Pirceamill the ma* Mina of Is tlis am etas. PATON 00" Is Sow grapirsi le Ow le Os alms at *snarl Oast, sad MO. tr. i here end eeea eeleciod Nook et G R Q`E RI E , Ind* I have panhandles Oade. sad tad oaalehna that I can eon al as low Vans aa caa he purchased olootrhorth I now offer to thopattlios sploodia stook TEAS, OOFFFXS, SUGARS, 911011. SLLITQB , SP/CEI3. ko Hays an hand a large each of AKRON FLOUR, GRAHAM DO ma DO, BUMMED: DO I keep oatutaatti oat baba, PORE, HAM, LARD blend all Wads of FISH. Would call the atteration of the • publk to liar Osn't Be Beat I STOCK 'OF TOBACCO, In (panty or price. Joao OaklortOrlobrite4low3 drn NIT 'fork Chearysl put Brown Soap lissab call and SCIIIIITIS 0w stock of Large assortment of TAXIEZZ NOTIONS, TOIL= SOAPS, kt., to. Brill pay the Weed cash prim** COUNTRY PRODUCE. rimers, giro as a call before selling elsewhere .C. B. PATCH. All pccaone indebted to the Wit iill:l2willplease call gad take immediate payment. . Perez Towanda March, 12. 1857. a M . J. LONG. GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, WOOD, WILLOW. AND STONE WARE, FLOUR, FEED, MEAL, &e., COR. MAIN -CND BRIDGE STS., I desire to call the attention -of the public to mil assortment of goods, winch is always full and com plete, land will be sold in my customers at lowest market rates. My stock of TEAS Have been purchased since the late re.ltiction in the tariff on them, and are offered at prices to cor respond. Orders by mail or ottlerwiso will rt•ccir^ carafe and prompt attention. Thanking the pnbl:c for the 11hcral patronage they haro given me. I 'wish a cant:nu:nee of the same. CASH PAID' FOA COITSTILY PHODUCE. feb./o'7l Fox & MERCIIR are now receiv ing a fresh stock of Goods in their line, bought sines the let January. to which they Invite the at• tension of their friends. We keep the largest stock In town.. Our goods are trash' and desirable. We sell it lowest market p!'iors. Jan. 19. 1871. FRESH AND NEW TEAS, bought lame the recent decline in price. and selling cheap at retail. , FOX & MERCUEL Jan. 19. 1871. VOX & MERCUR are selling Gm ceriea at retail. • Jan. 19. 1871. F°x"ER Celt are ellieg New and Fresh Goode. Jan, 12, In 1. FOX. & MERCUR I are selling Grb ceries cheap. Jan. 19, 1871. FOX & MEitCUR are selling first class Goods only. Jan. 19. 1871. FOX • & MERCUR are selling cheaper than ewer. Jan. 19. 1871. HOSIERY, REMEMBER that we are selling Goods at RETAIL! And that we won't be undersold. Jan. 19, 1871. FOX It 11ERCUR. MICIIIGAN FINE-CUT TOBAC CO—very choice—it Jan. 19. 1871 VOX & ItIERCUR do not deal in aboddy Goods. Jan. 19, 1871. Qll, CUSTOMERS can rely upon V getting the very best the market affords and at lowest prices. E. T. FOX, Towanda, Jan. 19:71. ILENEY p EMEMBER THAT FOX & MER CUB =ate retailing all Linda of Groceries at wholesslepriees. The largest stock in town. Goods first class. Prices low. E. Eux.. Sept. 29."10. llEWavx ßem. NEW CARRIAGE FACTORY 1 TONVAICDA; PENTN'A. BedopectlUily announce to his friendis and patrons, that be has built a NEW BRICK OiIIRIAOR FACTORY. where he will emstantly keep on hand a full assort ment of FA3I;ILY CARRIAGES, TOP AND OPEN BUGGIES, PLATFORM WAGONS, TIIOITING SUIX!S. ANTI 1311.ELETONS, Yale of the best material and finished In the best city style. Ms long experience in city Cerriegs rectories gives him a decided advantage' over others la the Finish, Style• and Dunrility of hli Wagons. All they asks is an INSPECTION OF HIS WORK previal4s_to pnTM**•ing elaevilltro ALZ, WORE WARRANTZD TO airs PERSZOT Thankful for the liberal ratrotiese fontterly ex tended and respectfully uk • continuance of the Luna REPAITLING PROUMY ATTLVDED TO 'Zinnia*. hem 8. 187..tt at"! Bt7lala a PATCH, WOODEN WARE. - No. PATTON•S BLOCK. TOWANDA, PA COFFEES, CM SPICES, M. J. LONG. Fox k ' ISERCL'It'S Opposite the new Jail. HENRY STULEN SATIsrACTION. minced prices =` 'mow' `` TAYLOR - . FASHIONABLE TAILORS, Oppiaite Public 13quare, Keep always on band a fall wort• meat of P; lff 7rl OASHIdXFIES AND COATINGS. i i)'6 : JeJ fS 4:if C In all the latest styles, HATS 'CAPS AND UMBRELLAS, GENTS' Furnishing Cik oo d s In great variety. OurelNG DONE ON SHORT NOTICE. ALL WORK WARRANTED 6 6 MAIN STREET, TOWANDA, PA. • • WRIT FRANKS, (Successor to EIL.V.Irt 8.•1113.) MERCHANT TAILORi—, No. 4, Griffith k. Patton's Block. Bridge Street. To. wands. A good assortment of Clothe, Vesting. and Cassimerea; cousbmtly on hand. Goods made to order in the best manner: dec.7,11.-1 7 D r' • • • I • THIS CAT'S THE CLIMAX. -- k To Contemplate that tuaa is .made caPible fathoming theAlepth r;(' the mighty °CCM! znd lues4 uralg the cli,taueet.i the most diAnat star. cial war were about to 6tf,flp li of weighing the solid con: tents (.f the sum And It is wonderfully strange that 'this firm or Brothereettave made themeelves so eon vcrsaat with every brAuch of the gmat and impor- twat Clothing and FurniAlling trade that it makes It uuqueettorably the place for every• one to buy, Hero you will fina Clothes extremely cheap, Pile upon pile, heap upon heap; Of eery grade.. teiture, awl huc, For White or Black, GentilC.for Jew. d All say at once. We will go there, For they do baldness on the aquare;' Their Clothes are good, ant priceill ink They pay for all. and gin• no tract. All that want Cloths s 6110111 gu au.l Thoso prices, style's, an I quantity; Rata. Caps. or Clothes. thin or thick. ,UruhreUas or a Walking titick. Buy your Furnishing Go.mhs of them; BUY r.ll your Clothing of them; Buy of this firm, buy of tiO other,, For remote xby. it WULFF BltOrtflati Towand Oct 1. 1872 BLOOD az co., Still continue o ruanUlactr.re: their celebrated HORSE,POWERS fi. CLEANERS, ant will reil a better machine, for lest money than can be had elaewhere to the world. We claim for our machtues that they will do 'ea much. or more. than any other. and' are more durably built. We personally superintend our work and eieo that it is well down. - We a ill send DISCIIIPTIVE CATALOGUES, of oar machines, on application. • ONE AND TWO HORSE POWERS, Oar 4E' TIDO Hone THRESHER SEPERATORS. TURESHE i R and CLEANERS. FANNILVG .31ILLS, 4.`CD DRAG MAW 1(1W, ASD GRIST 'MILL wart. done to order Give us s call before purcluaing elsewhere. •va. "OD cumaavaa i 'sxarav `' 0 0 I' aO , O 'I fl. AU. 2, 1869. FOUNDERY &•MACHLNE SHOP. The gaderahmed having purclaisied the Fonr.dr7 and Machine Shop lately owned by John Carman. are prepared to 1o•all kirias 41 work ,apwriatrang to their business, with promptness and dispatch. • MILL GEARINGS, CIRCULAR SAW MILLS] MAIN DRILLS, And 41 kknds Of MILL IRONS ?.tIADE TO ORDE.II. ENGINES REPAIRED, Aud all work warranted to give satisfaction SHINGLE MACHINES • Of the latest and most Improved landsman - a:scared and itept constantly on land ready for use. PLOUGHS, BIDE-RILL, IRON AND WOODMI REAMS Of all. CULTIVATORS, CORN PLOUGHS PL - OUGHPOI-NTS Of AU kinds, sad the isles' Improvements kept constantly on hand. ':-, CHURN POWERS LARGE AND SMALL SIZE. STOVE CASTINGS CELLat 1211tArtg. SLED AND SLEIGH SHOES, LARGE IRON -KETTLES and aU kinds of - castings ft nitiaLts4 is Mardi 200470: XF.ANs & ROCIMELL. THE / HOW, SHUTTLE SEW- ING MACHINE, THE PERFECTION OF MECHANISM, roa Hzinctso. Fiusixo, .Entanto. CoaDnio, BpAXDI3IO. SZAXLSO , QUILTING, Troisso. Rum.xxo, Ilicx-wzrrcauge u, Ovrazrant. Pa silted in AMERICA AND EUROPE, Simple, Compact, Efficient, tamable and Complete. Every Machine Warranted fot. five years.; EQUALLY Goop IPOIL YEWS OE /TAPE WO= It to a Triumph of Machold* genius. Xzoricle $137,00 The onlY practical low priced Locloatitch Sewing Machine erer haveutcd. Don't ;be hanibutteed by other Agents blarney, no matter how smooth their tongue may be, be sure they mean large profits to their own pockets. .D. A. WOODBUEN. Agent for Bradford arid t •Salliran Cottle,. Agents wanted. Rome. Bradford county, . B RRELLS ! DARR ELtS !LA. supply or Cider anl Port Ilirreim, and ali 131 Cooper Work on hand, it W. A. nOCK WELLM. . 0ct9,12. FROST & SONS teaks the beet trtelotton Tikbh tn tbikeradd. u-reuu +aro u . :11 Meath- and-Prwisink Gi4X3ERT AMA PROTMON BTORB]: MoOA.BR & EDWARDS, t .. ~_ FAMILY GROCERIES PROVISIONS, 117.11008'8. NEST BLOCK. TOWANDA. PA. We do not deem it necessary to etinnwrate all the dilerent articles we keep. Our assortment is ALWANS COMPLETE:- We tell nothing but FIRST CLASS GOODS. Cada pidd far Pincers Produce. Yard+ 1,1870, CENTRAL MARKET. The subscribers still continue to beep constantly on hand a hill and complete assortment of every gal pertaining to their business, consisting meta- BEFT, PORE, FRESH AND SA.Tir SUOMI CURED K4E airrrON. BUT. Icr.A.Na. MAL, POULTIOi, SAUSAGE, - LARD, * BOLOGNA, DRIED BEEF, TALLOW, *C., AC. . Alro, ,: • S FRESH FRO3I. THE L kKES. OYSTE-TI.S RECEIVED DAILY In their oczsga. -Parties cashing Oysters to Urge or small qtmoti• ties Will be thrtushed an short notice, at• the otd stand, Crorrakt. %Lamm Montanse'e Mock, first door north of Dr. Portgre. Ctus. Kr.u.rit, k KELLUM tt. 11C:LLOCE.. Togo. MULIAXIL, Feb. 24, lgio-tf - r - HIGHEST MAILIiET PRICE • r IN CASH, PAID POD GRAIN, BUTTER AND EGGS, GEORGE SMITE, WYBAUNISO. PA. April It 4. Iy7: Boots and Shoes. NEW F . I R3l IN ME BOOT AND SHO'!. TRADE Sc COONS Wou'd aunO6nt , ! that hating bditght out I.lr. L. L. MOODY. th-y are noir prepared to off,r t) ) the put. 11,:. a 'art.::: ruct varied asw - trtmtnt of LOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, Tit3VELING . II.IG-5, ULOVES, 3fITTE&S LtkTHru, stioE FENDINti!i, rrt" Phan krep a tall hao o 1 tit :ail llt EY BROTH. ERS & TRael 8 Ina•turicture of goats .11.3 wetl as maay Ober [,:ac , ,ta of first,laaa make. We are sole o.gents for BURT'S Colebmted Make of BooTs " - Al.) SHOES for Taw=lda And customers cAu alwayis rt.l7 upuuHag a full y t.f there goods tor MISSES, k. Shoemakers nua c,t)ers Leather shue f ti I~Ults. Sc , will find watt us a good aissorttnetit Lt all timea. ' Ifr. R. S. Robertson remains with us and is ready to glee at*" in the way of rice BOOttl to all Who may IAVOt him with .a AR our gcx)its are au of the manufacturers we are able and will sea at the lowest buttom price 4 for eaxh. We hope by fair ueaang to merit the pat. rouage of all, j tom+ P. coitsrs.l w. t. la;2 S . WOODFORD, AT THE NEW YORK BOOT IND SHOE STORE,. PAT N 075 & GRIFFITH:I BLOCK,BIUDOE is receiving one of the largest and best stock of BOOTS 4k, SHOES ever brought in Towanda, which he is offering at' the very lowest prices for Cash, consisting of Gnrrs CALF, Kir SroaA, Boys Cr.o Boars, LADIES, MISSES and CLIILDREN'S Shoes of all kinds, all bought direct from the Manufacturers, and hand made, all goods warranted. A full. szocs OF LEATHER AND FLtiDDiOS. Thankful for past favors, I solicit a continuance of the same•. Towanda, May, 1, 1872, JEW .ROUT' TO 141.11 , A DEL AA PICA. . NORTH PENNSYLVANLL RAILROAD. Shorterkind moat direct Use to Philadelphia. Pal thriore. W . ashtngton, and the dotith. Plasengeta by this route take letnisylisnis view Tort Railroad train, pwitilua Towanda at 1040 A. 11., and 2:OS p. m.. make dose connectioa at lie. thlebem with times train us North Pesn'a Rail road, and 111/lire FlNA...phis at S:2O P. it., and 10:30 p.m.. in time to take night trains either for the booth or West. Pal a ce - cars are attached to the 2:05 P.M. train. Clty paasonger care are at the Depot on arrival of an trams °olive paleenger • to the various Depots and to all partiof the city. Leave North Penn a Railroad Depot, corner !Serge and American S Phtladi•iphta. at e :30 at 9:43 arriving et. Totrand. :ST g 8:05 P.M., same evening. Mann'. Biome Pape • collects and delivery bag, gage, Oleo No. lea Mont Iftb streetePhiledelphia. mason, amniewohinnsa treightreceirest at Fronte.d. Noble streets; Phila. delphia. and forwarded by Daily Fast Freight train to Towanda, and AU points In sitars Canna Talley with gnlck dispatch. Et,t.iii Oen. agt. S.F. Bal.. Front and Willow Sta. Jida 3.1372 PoUsdelphia. I[)LA.STER.-1 supply 'of Freih Cicoutt AleAtv for sup ply I:nr W. A. SOAK emt.f.•ll. ON?CIMtY STOIM WICKHAM a BLACK: SILVER, PLATED WARE, VI hie, CO:i DWI Welt LW t I !KO 1 44=3 WCP , TIV, WM. ZDWARDS. INSURANCE AGENCY_ - WICKHAM & BLACK'S. Toirsids. July NEW ktEIICHAN r TAILOBLXG, JOHN 110111E0N His retuoveil to ti_c fo:m.rly oc , crip.!ed by W. T. Davies, .tiv 1., And is 110,7 prepared to furnish the prop of this vieindy with everything iu the tine of ODOT CUTTDiCi DOISE}AND CLOTIIES - MADE UP PE RFEC I' FITS GUARANTEED My stock of Cloths has been selected froth th.l, be, t In the martet, and I feel confldent wall gate aitiafacth.n. pa. it N.Y: R.R. CO.-- Taw inda, Jan. :;i). Is7l ARgANIirSICCT OF PASSENGER TRALNB To tat, P;T,•,.t Motvia"3 - , Nov 11, 1872. I=l EMMIIMIM P 21 AM 1 245 1 1I 910 Flaunt 12 45 320 1 'Z.ii 015, Waverly 11 - '57 3:35 134: 0 3. , ',Mena. .... 11 45 420 2 05'1a 1a , .....V.wauda.... 11 05 s 20! 111 05 ~....Wysfusing. 10 05, 5 45 . 3 05,1) 2' 4 —.Lacer:llle. ... 043 611 1 1 40 . ........ luppeu. , 020 g 20, 111 50 ! , „. Mely4!Apatly... ! 9 13 6 , 4 3 5 0 ,12 45! ...Tunaltanutwit...., 840 8001 442; 1 50, ......Plttoton :25' 823! 500 r 2 1 !!....Wilkea If.irre... ! 7131 .. : 73a 4 3 —Mauch Chunk P X 823 SSW , .., :...,52101T0.4 D. L 8 40 G 051.. _Bethlehem , 915 6.•3' . Liston 10 30 ' P X No! 3j leaveqi Towanda at 7 19 a. m.; At a. m.; Wa'crrly, tl4ll a. m., arinvirtg at 9 00 . a. st. So. 31 leaws Elmira at 330 p. 6 13 p. tu.: Att..ns, :it 63U p. tn.. arriv wands 417 15 P. Y. Drawing 'loom Cara attached to Trains 2 and 2 run through front Elmira to Yhtltdelphia. It. A. PACKER', Superintendent. W lAI3I FOR COUSER k. COONS The undermentioned solvintxgra over those in ordi nary n•e, the proof of which may be sceM irl the extraordinary sales, and constantly increaalnd de mand for them: let. That tram the peculiar construction! of the glasses they assist and preserve the sight, render ing- frequent changes unnecessary. . 2d. That they confer a brilliancy and distinctness of vision, with an amount of esse comfort not hitherto enjoyed by spectacle wearers. I - 3d: That the material from which the terms are ground. brananufacturcslspeciaely for optic. purpos es, and is pure. hard. and brdliant , and not ! liable to become sera rbed. 4th That the frame in which they are setL whetti; - cr in Gold, Silver. or Meet. aro of the doest'qualt y and finish an.% guaranteed perfect in eery: respect For tale only by our outhorized agent to time local ity. We reyer supply or employ peddlers. Sole Agent, Nov 20,1572. ToNigridik. Pa. "fIOOK-BLNDERY.---THE !PI TB lie is respeetnilly informed that the. Book-Biz der, has been roue:teed to the •'Reporter" $ n lding third story, where will be dote In all Its various branches. .m terms sires/enable s 4 "the times" will allow. "The.Bimlory willibo ymlet the charge of An experienced Binder, and all work white promptly done in a style and manner which minnot be. excelled. Music, Magazines, NewspapersiOld Books;:tc., bound In every variety of style. Particular attention will be paid to the Bnling and Binding of ' Tazq desired pattern. 'which in quality and dam ty will be ',strutted. All work will be ready tar delliery when promised The patronage of the public la solicited, and per tact satistactiott guaranteed. .[ Towamla. August 2. 1866—tr. • ROBISON'S REPEATING RIFLE, NRW NODDLE, Simple, Strom Powerful; Safe. and kccurate.,arbluh i, makes it oe of the best Guns even uttered to Sportsmen. Prices from $39 to $49. Send for s ciyenlar to F. A Maxfield, West Auburn Ps;. Agent for Bradford. Susquehanna. &Maven. , Wyoming, arid Lrtzk•rnet r o u,tiee. 1g0v.13,0 IVIONEI SAVED, BY PIIIICIIABINO YOU'LL STOVES AND HARDWARE OF W. L. PENDLETON. or w• 1 sui7m.m. FARMERS, bring your'.. produce said sell to rOX k grams. Jim. IS. WI. I on*, tmammius Or FRUIT JABS TIIiiBLEit& 1:911'1 1 MPS FOR JETX , RS. From Badgers & Brother TABLE CUTLERY. Agency of the AT EST : i~I.ISthIEI T, OPPOSITE lIERCUB'S BLOCK, For Gentlemen and - toys' Wear ON THE SHORTEST 1:0TICE. sad J. L. Me3Tlo3o.ti. f IMIZELIE 8 20i ....Philadelphia... New York..., WEI LAZARUS MORRIS' (7111:131t.1TE1 , PERFECTED SPECTACLES Are prepared to MI orders. whether large or mall. nptm the shortest nonce. We have also a large ca riety.of MOULDINGS. of the latest style and pattern. which we CAM furnish much cheaper than they can be worked by hind. AND EYE GLASSES, I PLANDIG. • • W. A. Chamberlin, BOOS-BINDYNaI R. C. WlLlTtallt:t. BLANK BOOKS, I 1 trugs-andlikaidalassw- DIL 0." PORTER. & OLD . CASH • 'DRUG STORE, florae lain as illootheimi.loweaft. •, . • *Me tecoadly added taroely to that" aacOlt, ha/ alldi ooloptols amortotesi, ootetttatino so 'dooms ea. (fad. IdObradlet toan7 attache and tat Um Asti its part' .. ~Ai eabstad *Oh to the pragreadre soots of the . puldio., arra Oorcleigeto Applied 'At& hoe Mediae. Me alNted oo food teetootabia am= at Wholesale or irera. cassistins et - CHINICAA • tilsis. Caa, TAVnallalt ALCOHOL ANti TIPIPMUIn, amt Pena'. VkILVLSTI, WRITE-WASH. And sll kiniis of Brushes, KEROSENE OA COAL OIL, Burning Fluids, LAWS, MADE& WPM, 0813LNEYEI, WEI. WWI,. Nests Foos. • TANNER'S AND MACHINE OILS, Piney and Toilet Articles their ssrlerty, • •SPONGES. SOAPS, COMA. P 42l ""' Pkir•Dive. Perfumery., POCKET BOOKS, PORT MONAIS, TOOTS. ems AND aka ragrxtueriass, • PIIRE. llynalB AND LIQUOBS, . • • For liedleinal tie. • • Ti./81.000, D 151377, PIPES AVID OIGABB, Oudau, Yield and Plower Seeds, 'Truism, Sup. porters, SuepeSsa w , Shoulder Spline, Bread Tee flings, Igundng Bottles, N and Shields, Bed Pans. -Sealing Pratt Jars, lB g i r isometers. Pt:vertu tursete. Slue ?_4a, Blau Ware. Bottles, Vials. Dolts. Bath Bwk, and Stove Blackleg, rich Tackle, itto• • - Inesittien. he., Botanic. Wiens and ButuliPath• to biedlelnas; and all the popular Patent. 31 - E D I C.I S 411 articles warranted air represented. Penrons 'at *distance can renetre their crrden. by stage or mall wtuch will receive prompt and eared, attention. Sfedicsi advice given grainitonsty at the 0155 1 1 N. charging only for medicine. / • 'wit- Thankful for past liberal patronage. would I es pectin ily suiroonee to their friends and the mildinktiat no puns aball be :owed to satisfy, and meritthe con tinuation of their confidence and patronage. I sae Open SondAys tor prescriptions from 9 to 10 and 12 to. to 1. and 5 toff pan. -L R. 0. PORTER k 130:1f. • April 1, 157:1—yr. - RHET.I3 N lATISII-EI T ALGIA ! $5OO WILL .BE PAID to any p - s.ison pr. acing any Medicine ehowtag l hall its taaoy}:liettie, petunatteut cures as Dz. Primit's VaitsTaliu; Etartziant. axmzint. Umed inwardly 'Only. • • pleasant Medidue, free from injurious drogi. %%it-ranted. ender oath. to have permanent cured ON in every ltxi patients treated to the' port !ten years. (lice testimony,. it is the scientific pre itCriptiou or Pfau. Jos. p. Puler, M. U.. a graduate of ; .the illuversity of Penuaylvious. A. D.. 1.833,, —now 'cote of Philadelphia's oldest regular Physicians. and , Pentessor ud Chemuftry • and Toxicdogy,--wcto has made Nenthrta, Chronic and Indituatory Shauxua f!tisni the specialty at his entire prideleional Ilse—a I: fact vouched for by the signatures accompanying each bottle. and other testimouials of many promi ', neat renowned phySnitaus and' clergymen.. To pro.' led:sufferers from ponsmous quad nostrums and :.useless expetuittane of Money. a legal signed guar antee. statiug easel 'number of to warranted to cure, sill torwarded erns to any suderer send. ing by letter a full description of auction. . In C2llO of tadure f l b cure, anionnt paid positively refunded. Medicine bent any express, collect ou de-. ,• livery. Arlietzsi. invited to write for advice; all Le ., formation and medical advice yield by letter gratis, Addrees VITLE.R, 29 Smith Fourth street, Philadelphia, Pa.' The [toned) is ''sold ar obtained i• by. Drueetsts. , For sale by PORTER LUSBY, Drug gists, Mu ' • cur's Abet. Tqwauda. Pa. . rrIlE WORLD:S TONIC. ' X Purely VegdAtile and ft LC frona.AlciihoL DR.T.,LORIMEIVS JUNIPER TAB. • 23 1 1 1 IR/ S 2 '`c ., CIATAIN CLIIE FOR. Seatpilongh. Incipient Conatirription',Colda. spit tii Blood Indaination of the Lungs, Catarrh, Brouchitia. pro op. Whooping Cough, Asth ma. Pains in Breast or Side, i•Tapepaza, Jaundice. DLT,Zillek4A, Lora of Apps - t to, Fever and. Agile. Indigestion. Lvser Cinutdatut... Inarrhoex, and al Insesses'oi the Lunge, Stonmieh.raver,' 341 d lildneys. 111113:123 No. i NO IL . 4. W. H. GREGG k Co., Vai l OLS LYN.LTGCtiI.tiTS, PSI j P f ... ..... 6 13 9{5 541 910') SS• 950 455 8110 • Sole Agkits, at l to citelm att k orders elArtIAl addressed. Price, , - - g i r Sec. Circulars for further information.-Ca L. 7j /0 105.G;50 627 junrl2.72-tf 6.20 320i5;5{ 23 2 _ 1. 50 2 15 4 30 11 45 135 10 47,11 20 10 3 , 1 12'00 mos 11 33 8 30' 4.15 TOWANDIMUSICALACADEILY EDGAR rn Suilrovoon. PILINC/PAI. COLLEG I: IN STITLiE Pupils.will be received at any time at the following rates : 4 5 130 900 luo Forte pupils. per quarter $l5 00 Including Ilarinoiay and Vocal class, per V. 20 00 A It ' A if STractur RALF Qc.urrk.u.LF Iv Al vAN:F. bens. ,7 50 Eltuits st neeltationa twice a-week. • No deduction or 4 . time Inado•up.''t-reept• In ri=se of illness of more than Out, week's duration. This Nliisic ra:tosol i classified into three depart ments. viz : • Preluni, ry, Primary and Advanced. There will he a imrtiniiate giv-ti at the completion of each coirree with the musical standing , of the pupil. Pupas from a diatatice will find aceonimaiations fur•board and plauis . practice in the institution at r very inkNterate prtees, - Nicrt E —Mr. Sheri ooii has a progress • e - conrse comprisin. , the beat oil,.rn methods. in : o Aug the pronnuenet-stitreii aid appliances of the , ‘,. e pop ular Lydns Musical cademy, or which his :r, Cher Rev. L. IL Sherwood was formerly princl•• , , and propriep , r. Mr. rd...rar H. She wood has decided talent :ale musical acquirements and extenalve experienc• in teaching.—Editor Rochester 'Musical Times. Towanda, Mityl,lt472. ayorly. at itg at To- NEW PLANING MILL The undinOned - baring buUt a large and comsno. dious Mill in the Borough Of Towanda, and filled it with the most modern and improved machinery, for the manufacture of. WLNDOW SASH .IND SUNDS. • TONti`JEMG. • GROOVINti, • AND SCR - 00 t t. ' SAWEG'O3 • Losi'sll other work pertaining to Joiner7,,will be done to snit our customers. • , Persons building, and tot living Moro than twelve to fourteen miles distant, will find it largely for their Intirest to buy, of us. or bring their lumber and have ft worked by our machinery. Bring your grist of Flooring. or, other lumber. and while your teem is feeding, have it ground out and take It home with you. ' • . . We will pay CASE for PINE AND 1:1EIELOCII deli‘ered - at our lumber yard. Cows and ass us. or it you eanconet c write. Tna-swila P*h 11.414 P. Ann4I:TIS2 A OM TOUPKINS COUNTY SEEDER AND PLASTER SOWER This Is an Attachiaeitt td that EIRsT CL t 8 _MA THE TOMPKINS COUNTY - ' WHEEL RAKE And we elll recommend it as the ~ Nisr PLATTEA SOWER IX' THR MARKET! its advantages over all others are - aiany, but we ••atl apedal attention to it, adaptation to 30WING.PLASTER LIME; AStIF.S, BONE DUST - AND OTHEtt FERTIL,ZEES. The Distributing device is so arranged as to effec tually crumb all lump, ; thereby insuring su even distribution of Plaster. even wh n full of bard dry lumps. It bOWS EQUALLY WELL -ALL RINDS OF (LAIN AND GRA S REEDS, Such as Wheat. Rye. Oats, Barley, Buckwheat.Cor n Fla: seed Timothy. Clover and other Orass seeds. The Seeding-Box is hung under the aile, near the ground, said cau be USED IN A STRONG WIND WITHOUT" SCAT= TERINO.THE PLASTER OR SEED, HOWEVER LIGHT. It is driven by a cam on the *heel, which will not get out of order from use ; u is the case when driv en by.gears. • IT CAN DE SHIFTED mom RAKE TO REEDER. OK FROM SEEDER TO RARE, IN FIFTRaN PRICES OF SEEDER ARO RAKE. Seeder, alone, or complete... Bake Comblocd Rake and tieeder, Seeder Attacbnient, alone... litS;Fartnerrwanting the-Seeder complete to sow - Wit at or Rye, or for 1411 hewing of Plaster. ke.4- cin hale the machine and pay for it".samo time as though purchtsed next sp.ing. EVERT MACIITHE I 9 WARRCS:TED IL M. WELLES, General Agent. Towanda, Pa., Aug, 20, 1y72, Co. 1 • The IILST. most 4DESIRABLE, and moat /CO ?a - CAUDAL FOEL for culinary purposeadarlailt Ghia ner.., For sale by the ' - TOWANDA OAS COMPANY There - Ceuta per bulhel at. the Gas Douse. of so cent' de/hared- 11 ' 1ng804870 roam nue, Pocket Saves. Razor& Sold by all Druggiili TOWAI4DA, PA. CHINE, ilistisiosg.9l +JP -. • !..m 2 ;wit Aid;,c= ww- , &-! 1 •7?,D wirozse*li AinlarrAzi, .D:,4F - p-•O3sT! • Saving estensit4r cepehlr;tl theft stare, itt the °hi ed:and. base re"-d*ned.• filth - I,4,Eynew azil seloctsel couslettqs at - , f' . ,•, • ACM% riIItARTS; rLitate. ItEnt SUGAR camp PIU FOWDXUS. 0113(8, imtuPsr MOZVIZEII. WLII iscreSlC ECLECTIC AND llommonTific pak PM;M:10X11, DYE "STUFFS, ItACBUE MIL 9, =nu. HEIVIED HZHOSEXH, ALCOHOL, PURE VLNTS AND LIQUORS, _ rot; Medicipa , ll:4 , 4zzoiea. - TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIGARS, POPULAR PATENT lEEDICINES. -1 And a rine is aorta:mut 4 TOIL,ET AND FANCY .0001*. Yore thinithe Muni care and attentton itren to the Clomponfuljng of Prescriptions. Open Sundays, from 9 o'elock.a m.,t0.1 p in. k from dp.m. to 7 p.m. Dr, MADLTZ MD bet CaMated at the store on Sat. ordny of each week, as_heretothre.: `- .1 D. 13. 1710r1rD. • • ' r _ . 0_ Tonnuda. kly 7, 1872. W G. 681,0.1 i, DR. Gs. b. STILES hsrhag purchseed THE DRUG , STORE or L. A,'REbairx4 ear &am PA., Ras now In stock and is constantly' reciering fresh supplies of pure Drugs and If edlcins, Dyeg.pamts, Vartiiihra. &c. Agent for 'most popular Pat ent :Medicine*. A fr.—% supply of, the celebrated MEL Pure Willies and Liquors for medicinal purposes: bect brands, of Cigars cud Tobactq• choice Perfair.• ery, toilet and fancy . articles: flavoring extrarla„tc. School books; stationery. and news.. lica/erci:np• plied With stationary at low prices. .All miccellane mai boot. famished to circler. at- publishers' pnret The Ductrir will continue to pra tiee nirdwine as beretiatorM - OfEke at tber Drug tittire;_ nbaidcnce - 05. positsaresbyteriau church. Prcticriptiona lilt) re , ccipta accurately compounded at all lionsbpi com petent " [April 18. 1872.. . . TAILOR'S CE L EBRATED OIL !. , . . TA» artist etaiic Remedy should be kept and _ Rliel used by every artuer that keeps either Cattle or . Monett. every Teamster and Livery Stable Keeyi-r. every Physician and Bonne Fader tor it willniaDy Unies cur« pain And Lameness when all other medi cines hire failed. Miners and Railroad Men ehould- certunly keep It, for it is 'unsurpassed for brutes 4thi sprains ; B;ackiimiths 'honid keep it for their own use and for their customers tender footed httrittot: lut riothing equals it for tender feet, Every Iva!) saffenne. (rota pain and lameness of any kind. borne. cats, wounds or any eruption of the 'Man, Corns. Chilblains or any disease requiring an outward application should certainly keep_thie cele brated medicine Every_ bottle warranted to inve satisfaction For sale by Dr: H. C. Porter . Son & Co. Porter .t Kirby andT W: Brown Drums - U. Totands Pia. And by- eveDr:aiml'llnd dealer to Brad. ford and adjoining .ountiee. Johtivton BABA, r and Cowden, wholesale Potent Medicine Depot.Nor%o2 Arch street Philadeplhai,Ps.: rl . Wholesale Agents. , Ei. BROWNIG TAYLOR, julylo'7o4 : Protiriettir Teßaysville. Pa. T.O THE PUBLIC ne antiersigueo% -meet rePlictl-711:7 they aro pow prepared in ”verc way to aUalni to iht UNDERT:_KIN4 DtSINEsS tn all ita branches. And we treat rar. _;'!e the centime, of any one in that line Having spared no emtPlivia -ore prrcur tugfrom the shop of if. Stuleu & Co., or out place a he'arso which cannot ho surpassed or evet equaled nelegance, this side of oar Largest ea:es. We Lave Also secured the services of a mast careful; and gentletnani . :T r person to attend to tbiq tirinve•of the business J. 8. ALLYN, one of our firm, will Le found st the Furniture Store, on Britlge street, and C. ).:Y vast, the other member.' of the grin, at his rest dance on Third street, or about Ise off. of Dr. L D. Beach, - a very reliable and celebraiel ph:fo,:.3n whose Ofttee is on Park street, near the. idwell Rouse Jaul - '72t: FIRST NATIONAL,BANK, \ SURPLUS FUND OF TOISAI.:Di This Bank offeia UNUSUAL FACILITIES for thk rransactou of a GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. DITEREST AID ON• DEPOSITS ACCORDING TO SPECIAL CARE OrrEN TO THE COLLECTION' OF NOTES AND CHECIE. • parties wishing to sawn mosty - -euy part of the grate,' States. England. Ireland. Scotland. or the prin cipal cities and tome of Europe, - con here procure :theta for that purpoas. PASSAGE TNEETS , • To or from the old country, by beet steamar of 'a in Unes, always on hand.' FA.Draxte 811063RTOVICEI ILEDrCZD Highest PKee paid for U.& Bolas'. Go ald 9i rrr. . • JOS, POWELL, President, NN. 3EITh.1 1 .• December 1, 1569. • 7." esslve. BOOK 6 BOOtS! BOOKS. The best place in Northern l'ennsylviutJiti , in! ) . - BOOKS AND. STATIONERT C. F. CROSS Hls Stock is always cornidete,'_ and eOll -4, *." 4 ‘ . erything in the line, such as - ' BOOKS Of eery descripticti PLALN Jz; FANCY STATIONERY CHROUOS. i SCHOOL zooEs, sLATzs , EcIE. 'Elc 00 40 00 . 65 00 . 25 60 BLANK 'I3OGIES,, JUSTICES' -BLANL9 AND DLLS'S IVYM ~ • 1. . . - . ilkal,' . el All Daily. Weekly, and Monthly Picgrs 10 t periailicats tiirrtiahed tti subscribere at the 1.3,. prices._ . , .' - DIARIES FOR 1373, A large assortment, which will bo gold th B P Tomb s Am lb lett% 6611 rl =.41 - 'O , And an All the 3. S. ALLYN. L. M. SLINVILLE: $125,000. 40,000. AGE: Ml' EMI C. k:-OROSii. E 3
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